Strange comic books issue 10

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Cover art by John Severin. Menace of the Unseen Man, art by Richard Doxsee; a hobo finds berries that make him invisible. The Man Who Said "No", art by Angelo Torres; A man refuses to give money to a scientist in order to buy a dynamo for completing a cellular shrinking serum. Don't Answer the Phone!, art by Gray Morrow; A man's murdered wife continues to phone him from the grave until he confesses to the police. Mass Murder, art by Robert Q. Sale. The Threat!, art by Carl Burgos. The Nightmare Men, art by Mac Pakula. 36 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

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"The Terror of Akbar"; Akbar, an ancient mummy, comes to life in a museum to find his missing glowing eyes hidden in a safe; After finding the eyes and regaining his sight he goes on a rampage He loses his eyes again and, blinded, stumbles onto a subway track. "Bloody Mary"; Foster-child Sister doesn't let anyone stand in her way, not her foster-family or her court-appointed psychiatrist. "A Jungle Grave" text story. "Tee Off a Tomb!"; Biff Stewart helps solve the mystery of the dead female golf champion. "One Very Wide Coffin." 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover art by Sol Brodsky. "The Weeds," art by Mort Meskin; Sailors enter the Sargasso sea and find that the seaweed there prolongs life and slows awareness of time when eaten because, when a hurricane develops and they are able to take advantage of the winds to leave the small island that they were marooned on, they come back to a futuristic port many years after they started. "In the Shadows," art by Reed Crandall; When a man gets in a plane crash, a creature from another dimension offers to heal his wounds if he will love it; He agrees, but he notices odd things about the woman over time and she admits to him that she is not human; She begs him to forget what she has told him. "Flee for Your Life!", script by Carl Wessler, art by Paul Hodge; When a Martian father tells his son that things are bad on Mars, he tries to get an Earth couple to adopt him, but they realize he is a Martian and plan to turn him over to authorities; The boy flees, and spends years as a thief just to get by. "The Secret of the Black Forest," script by Carl Wessler, inks by Angelo Torres; A visitor from Jupiter finds the humans ungrateful to him when he attempts to build them modern domiciles. "Genius for Trouble" text story, art by John Tartaglione. "The Crisis!", art by Vic Carrabotta. "The Long Sleep!", art by John Forte; A scientist looks down on the laborer that he has construct his suspended animation cabinet, but after awaking one thousand years in the future, he finds that he has only enough mental capacity for manual labor and comes to be content with his place in society. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Johnny Bruck. Stories and art by Hector Castellon, Tono Gallo, Oscar Stepancich, John Martin Leahy and Ezra Jackson. Legendary publisher Eerie presents tales of science fiction and horror, many "reanimated" from classic pre-Code horror comics with new art. Stranded on Mars, astronaut Bob encounters a giant living hand with eyes. Robots run amuck on a space colony, and the humans seek an answer. Space explorers meet a strange girl living with a race of tiny, monkey-like beings. Painted cover by Johnny Bruck is reprinted from Germany's Perry Rhodan. Space Demon; Metal Terror; Antarctic Horror; Planetoid Monsters; Druids Castle; The Corpse Who Killed; Secret Coffin. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in. 48 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $0.50.

UK edition. Identical to US edition, but has 9p cover price. Cover pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Tom Palmer. Baron Mordo is back in Alone Against Eternity!, script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Frank Chiaramonte; Mordo awakens into madness; The Aged Genghis' mind is completely gone; Nightmare haunts their mad dreams; Eternity appears, & announces the End of the World. Letter to the editor from comics writer Ralph Macchio

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Volume 10 - 1st printing. Written by Mine. Art and cover by peroshi. Translated by Roy Nukia. Adapted by N. Candon. One by one, the mercenaries who raised Loren fell in a terrible, bloody battle. The lone survivor in a hard world with only his wits and his sword to his name, Loren hires himself out as an adventurer. His new party, however, proves all too willing to run headlong into danger using him as their meat shield. Only Lapis, the party's sly priest, sees his true worth, just as Loren sees hers. They must rely on each other, or else neither of them will live to see the end of their first adventure. Softcover, 5-in. x 8-in., 228 pages, Text (with B&W Chapter Illustrations). Teen Cover price $15.99.

1st Printing. H.P. Lovecraft Fanzine. Softcover, 8.5" x 11", 112 pages, B&W.

Volume 10 - 1st printing. Edited by Dean Wesley Smith. Ambassador Sarek meets his future wife. Captain Ransom atones for his sins. T'Pol pursues a composer, after she is captivated by the human's music. Strands of DNA are woven together from four Starfleet captains, creating one man with one mission. An entity fights for its right to live, despite the fact that it is not alive. From the ordinary to the extraordinary, all of these stories are embraced by the vision of Star Trek. When Gene Roddenberry created Star Trek, he also tapped a wellspring of human imagination. Viewers were transformed into fans, who embraced the show and turned the definition of "fan" on its ear. However, when what was on the screen was simply not enough, fans started writing their own stories, which they then shared among friends and family. Ten years ago, Pocket Books offered Star Trek fans a unique opportunity to become a part of the Star Trek mythos. A contest was created in which the best stories submitted by nonprofessional writers would be published. And over the course of a decade, hundreds of pounds of submissions poured in. Many of the writers who submitted to Strange New Worlds went on to become professional writers. This time there are nineteen writers: Rigel Ailur, David DeLee, M.C. DeMarco, Rick Dickson, Louis E. Doggett, Aimee Ford Foster, Edgar Governo, Robyn Sullivent Gries, Jim Johnson, Gerri Leen, Muri McCage, Brian Seidman, Randy Tatano, Paul C. Tseng, Rob Vagle, Laura Ware, Carolyn Winifred, Jerry M. Wolfe, and Jeremy Yoder. We welcome them to the book that is by the fans, for the fans. Softcover, 5 1/2-in. x 8 1/2-in., 384 pages, Text Only. Cover price $22.99.

December 1944. Cover by ??. This issue reprints nearly all of the stories from Dime Mystery Magazine V31#1, plus one story from Detective Fiction V150#1. Stories include "Hell Comes in Bottles!" by William R. Cox and "It Burns Me Up!" by Ray Bradbury. Other authors include Frederick C. Davis, Ken Lewis, Allen C. Miller, Wayne Rogers, Francis K. Allen, and David X. Manners. 7-in. x 10-in., 80 pages, black and white (text with illustrations) Cover price $0.10.

Fall 1969. Reprints Pulp Fantasy stories by Ray Bradbury, Fritz Leiber, Gordon R. Dickson, Ursula K. Leguin, Vern Fearing, John Jakes, Fredric Brown, Dean Evans, Donald Moffitt, and Eric Frank Russell. Illustrations by Virgil Finlay, Keith, Mel Varga, Charles Berger, Sanford Kossin, and Leo Summers. 5 3/8-in. x 7 1/2-in.; black and white; 130 pages. Cover price $0.50.

Issue #10 - 1993. Magazine concentrating on science fiction TV show merchandise. 8 3/8-in. x 11-in., 28 pages on white paper, black and white. Cover price $2.00.